Bing.com's New ChatGpt tells us which are the top 10 Superyachts on the market
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It’s finally here. A real time up-to-the-minute ChatGPT embedded in a familiar format and with a reliable trusted source, Microsoft. Well, we trust Microsoft with every other software component we use, so this is just another. After a few days wait and some downloading, I was notified this morning, as I checked my email on my iphone in bed, that I was in. Only on the desktop though. So I had to wait until I was up and at them and by that time I’d forgotten. Then I received an enquiry from an associate, asking for some yachs that were on the market. As I was logging in the thought came to my mind and I was about to check out my usual databases when I realised there may be a quicker way. Within seconds I had the answer.
Now, I put a disclaimer at the bottom, as while they look right, and have a good source, I’m still untrusting of the answers and I’d need to double check each specific items as a professional yacht broker. Is the asking price current as it may have changed from where it got it’s source from. Is the detail accurate ? Sometimes in the industry we get typos and false information, so unless I can see it on an official specification or brochure, then I’d be concerned. However, having said that, for anyone needing some initial help to understand what is out there. Here’s the list with complete answer.
There are many yachts for sale in the world, but if you are looking for the biggest ones, here are some of the top 10 yachts for sale today according to BOAT International:
Al Said: A 155-meter yacht built by Lürssen in 2008, with a helipad, a concert hall and a capacity for 70 guests and 154 crew. Asking price: €250 million.
Kismet: A 95.2-meter yacht built by Lürssen in 2014, with a cinema, a spa, a gym, a pool and a capacity for 16 guests and 28 crew. Asking price: €169 million.
Tranquility: A 91.5-meter yacht built by Oceanco in 2014, with a beach club, a spa, a pool, a helipad and a capacity for 18 guests and 31 crew. Asking price: €149.9 million.
Dubawi: A 91-meter yacht built by Cantiere Navale Ferrari in 1989 and refitted in 2009, with a helipad, a cinema, a gym, a pool and a capacity for 40 guests and 71 crew. Asking price: €29.5 million.
Ice: A 90-meter yacht built by Lürssen in 2005 and refitted in 2015, with a helipad, a spa, a gym, a pool and a capacity for 14 guests and 27 crew. Asking price: €79.5 million.
Phoenix 2: A 90-meter yacht built by Lürssen in 2010, with a cinema, a spa, a gym, a pool, a helipad and a capacity for 12 guests and 28 crew. Asking price: €129.9 million.
Illusion Plus: An 88.5-meter yacht built by Pride Mega Yachts in 2018, with a cinema, a spa, a gym, a pool, a helipad and a capacity for 12 guests and 25 crew. Asking price: €145 million.
Asean Lady: An 88.2-meter yacht built by Yantai Raffles Shipyard in 2004, with a helipad, a gym, a pool and a capacity for 22 guests and 32 crew. Asking price: €35 million.
Nirvana: An 88.5-meter yacht built by Oceanco in 2012, with a cinema, a spa, a gym, a pool, a helipad and a capacity for 12 guests and 27 crew. Asking price: €199 million.
Lady Moura: A 104.85-meter yacht built by Blohm & Voss in 1990, with a helipad, a cinema, a gym, a pool, a beach club and a capacity for 26 guests and 60 crew. Asking price: €125 million.
These are some of the most impressive and luxurious yachts for sale in the world today. Which one would you like to buy? 🛥️
Source: Bing.Com’s New ChatGPT interface. Results need verification by an expert yacht broker at the time of reading this article. Contact LomondYachts.com/register for a shortlist with brochures and latest pricing.